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- What is difference between Shruti and Smriti? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
The Hindu texts are classified in Shruti (श्रुति) and Smriti (स्मृति) I want to know: What is the difference between Shruti and Smriti? What scriptures are included in Shruti amp; in Smriti?
- Is Bhagavad Gita text Shruti or Smriti? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
Smriti: "Which is remembered", attributed to an author, derivative work Now I am confused: Is Bhagvad Gita considered Shruti or Smriti? Because: It is also divine origin (authored by God), so can be considered Shruti It is part of Mahabharata which is a Smriti literature, so can be considered Smriti
- scripture - How many available smritis are there in total? - Hinduism . . .
How many currently available smritis are there? Are there any smritis whose names are known but not available? What are the names of smritis available along with the corresponding author names and
- identification request - Where does Adi Shankaracharya explain the . . .
The classification of scripture into Sruti (heard, revealed; i e Vedas, as the Vedas are revealed from God directly) and Smriti (written by men) is much earlier than Shankaracharya Shankaracharya is not the one that made the classification One of the earliest references is Manu Smriti Manu writes in 2 10: But my Sruti (revelation) is meant the Veda, and by Smriti (tradition) the Institutes
- Which are the 18 Smritis? In which Hindu text are they listed?
The Yajnavalkha smriti lists 20 smritis which I have listed below (although the number is sometimes reduced to 19 by considering the Likhita and Sankha smritis as one since the authors were brothers)
- Where does it say that Ramayana, Mahabharata, Puranas, etc are smritis . . .
The Ramayana, Mahabharata and Puranas are often said to be smriti But I have seen several lists of smritis given in various Hindu texts and none of them include these Itihasa texts, they only incl
- Who was the author of the Manusmriti? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
Manu Smriti itself shows the "divine" nature of the laws contained there in Needless to say, Bhrigu, who was the son of Manu, was not the author of Manu Smriti
- Is Manu Smriti mentioned in the Ramayana and the Mahabharata?
4 It is popular traditional belief that Manu Smriti was there before Ramayana and Mahabharata So does Manu Smriti find any mention in the Ramayana and the Mahabharata? Are any passages quoted in the Ramayana and the Mahabharata? Any other Smritis like the Parashara, Yajnavalkya, Vishnu, Narada etc mentioned and quoted in the Epics?
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